> > > I want a rehearsal mark at the end of one line, and a different
> > > rehearsal mark at the beginning of the next line.
> >
> > Hmm. I've never seen this before. I assume that you use the
> > RehearsalMark grob for something different, right?
>
> I don't understand your question. Somethin
I wrote:
> Werner wrote:
> > Robert wrote:
> > > I want a rehearsal mark at the end of one line, and a different
> > > rehearsal mark at the beginning of the next line.
> > Hmm. I've never seen this before. I assume that you use the
> > RehearsalMark grob for something different, right?
> I don't
> This is what I've said: You are using the RehearsalMark mechanism to
> place a fermata and a tempo indication. Neither of them is a real
> rehearsal marks actually.
The user manual recommends using "\mark" for both of those. See
section 8.1.3.
If the manual is recommending the wrong way, what
Robert Kennedy wrote:
I wonder, though, how I can get it to appear *below* the chords...
One method is to typeset the text as a text script instead of using \mark:
| c'4^\markup { \huge \line{ \box "C" \bold "(first time only)" }}
Then it will be connected to the stave and therefo
I think that the whole \mark thing should be rethought by the
developers. There should be a way to place markup-s in certain places:
- only top staff
- aligned to the end/beginning of measure/line/next line.
Bert
Robert Kennedy írta:
This is what I've said: You are using the RehearsalMark mech
> > This is what I've said: You are using the RehearsalMark mechanism
> > to place a fermata and a tempo indication. Neither of them is a
> > real rehearsal marks actually.
>
> The user manual recommends using "\mark" for both of those. See
> section 8.1.3.
>
> If the manual is recommending the
> That's also solve in the latest development versions.
How stable are the development versions? If I try using them, will I
be happy or more frustrated?
Many thanks for your advice!
-- Robert
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Hi Mike,
Try these instructions instead:
- Select from the Menu: "Tools" --> "Macros" --> "Organize Macros" -->
"OpenOffice.org Basic..."
- Click "Organizer..."
- Go to the tab "Libraries"
- Select "My Macros & Dialogs" in the drop-down menu under "Location"
- Click "Import..."
- In the file dia
> Oh, there is a misunderstanding. I haven't said that this is the
> wrong way (rather the opposite). I was just wondering what you are
> actually trying to do.
I see. I explained what I am actually trying to do in a different
message. Basically I want "Fine" at the end of one line, and a letter
Bertalan Fodor wrote:
I think that the whole \mark thing should be rethought by the
developers. There should be a way to place markup-s in certain places:
- only top staff
- aligned to the end/beginning of measure/line/next line.
That's all possible by setting the alignment to left or right a
What I normally do is to attach the Fine to a note as a text script and
modify the alignment to get it right, but it would be much nicer to
be able to attach it to the bar line.
/Mats
Robert Kennedy wrote:
Oh, there is a misunderstanding. I haven't said that this is the
wrong way (rather the
Robert Kennedy wrote:
That's also solve in the latest development versions.
How stable are the development versions? If I try using them, will I
be happy or more frustrated?
For the moment, they seem fairly stable. If you browse the bug-lilypond and
lilypond-devel mailing list archiv
I also don't like the idea using RehearsalMarks just because TextScripts
can not be aligned as you wish. I generally want to RehearsalMarks as
they are now (for things like \mark "A"}, but there are some places in
the same score when I want to put some scripts aligned to the end of the
measure.
See http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2007-02/msg6.html
/Mats
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
First of all thanks for your help. I already looked at that section of
the manual, but somehow I didn't got it to work. With your help it now
compiles without errors and warnings,
Could you please try to reduce this to a small but complete example file
that can be processed directly, where you have removed the use of
liturgix and other packages and settings that shouldn't affect the result.
You might even find the answer to your problem yourself during that
process.
/Mat
I tried
\override DynamicText #'X-extent = #'(0 . 0)
and expected it to work, but it doesn't completely, even though you
do get some overlap.
/Mats
Trevor Bača wrote:
Hi,
We usually want to avoid collisions at all cost.
But is it possible to get the fortissimo below to vertically alignment
Thank you Robert and Werner.
Werner's suggestion led me to compare the convert-ly scripts in a
copy of 2.10.13 and 2.10.15.
The path for MacOS is LilyPond.app -> Contents -> Resources -> bin ->
convert-ly .
The following lines were missing in 2.10.15:
datadir = '/usr/share/lilypond/2.10.13'
OK, I have reduced the test case and eliminated dependence on custom package
liturgix. The music still indents.
Here is the LaTeX file (pascha.latex):
\documentclass[letterpaper,12pt]{article}
\usepackage{pslatex}
\usepackage{multicol}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\setlength{\parindent}{0in}
\oddside
Hello!
I am new to the world of Lilypond. I have to say that I am fascinated by the
beautiful output it produces. But it's also a very complex program and I find
myself confused many times. I am working with version 2.10.14
I would like to know if someone can help me with the following. While r
Hello all,
Is there any RSS (or Atom) feed currently set up to track new
releases? I try to keep up with the latest stable release of
LilyPond, but in order to do so I have to visit the website
periodically, which I can never remember to do. I took a look at the
git page, and there seem
Hi there!
I'm sorry if this is not the exact place to post this kind of issues... if
that is the case, please redirect me to the right place.
Anyway, here it goes. Up to this morning, I've been using version 2.11.14
without any problem. Today I decided to download and install the brand new
2
Marc Dimmick wrote:
When the manual says "See Program Reference" (for example, See Program
Reference TimeScaleMusic), What does it mean? Where do I find or see the
program reference?
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.10/Documentation/
And when it says "see examples" (as in See Example:
input/regres
2007/2/2, Marc Dimmick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello!
I am new to the world of Lilypond. I have to say that I am fascinated by the
beautiful output it produces. But it's also a very complex program and I find
myself confused many times. I am working with version 2.10.14
Welcome to LilyPond :)
Diosnel Herrnsdorf wrote:
Hi there!
I'm sorry if this is not the exact place to post this kind of issues...
if that is the case, please redirect me to the right place.
...
Interpreting music...
C:/Documents and Settings/DiosnelH/My Documents/Scores/Moreno
Torroba/Suite Castellana/suite_cas
Hi at all,
(using version 2.10.14)
make-dynamic-script is a nice feature, but there seems to be a bug, from
which I don't know, wether it is a lilypond bug or a font bug or
something like that:
If You have a crescendoText and then an own dynamic with normal text,
the dynamic will not align exact
Thank you, Roger. I'm aware of the apparent problems with the (de)crescendo
hairpins, but those did not seem to bother the previous version. The real
problem seems to lie way down, when lilypond tries to write a pdf file from
the ps output...
Thanks again,
Diosnel
- Original Message
In making lead sheets, I would like to have the part indication box 'c4^
\markup {\box {chorus}}' appear above the chord-names instead of between
staff and chord names. I've been searching for hours after a solution
but to no avail. Any suggestions?
As a new Lilypond user I wonder why the note le
Quoting Valentin Villenave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
You didn't mention which OS you're running. If you are on Windows,
first install python :
http://www.python.org/download/
Then open a command line with
"Start button">run>"cmd"
If your file, say, test.mid is in Program Files\Lilypond\usr\bin
then
The releases used to be announced on the mailing list
info-lilypond@gnu.org, but it seems this hasn't been done
for the last month or so.
/Mats
Quoting Benjamin Esham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello all,
Is there any RSS (or Atom) feed currently set up to track new
releases? I try to keep up wit
Mats Bengtsson escreveu:
> The releases used to be announced on the mailing list
> info-lilypond@gnu.org, but it seems this hasn't been done
> for the last month or so.
Yes; this is laziness on my part. I think there are a couple of
sites that track what's happening to lilypond (eg. versiontrac
Dear all,
I use Trillspanners without the "tr" at the beginning (left side) for
"vibrato ampio"
Yesterday Night I downloaded the last version of LP (2.11.15-1).
Now my tweak below does not work any more but I'am not sure if this
is the reason
\override Voice.TrillSpanner #'edge-text = #'("
On 2/2/07, Ole Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear all,
I use Trillspanners without the "tr" at the beginning (left side) for
"vibrato ampio"
Yesterday Night I downloaded the last version of LP (2.11.15-1).
Now my tweak below does not work any more but I'am not sure if this
is the reason
\o
Diosnel-
I just ran your file using LilyPond 2.11.15. While there were a
number of warnings, the processing completed successfully and the pdf
looks good. Now, if I could only play Torroba.
I'm using a Mac w/ OS 10.4.8. I posted earlier today about my
experience with convert-ly being brok
Thank you very much, Stan. I managed to run the file with version 2.10.15
without problems (except for those warnings)... I'll try to solve those
little "hicups" and see if I can manually convert it to 2.11.15. For the
time being, I have to stick to the Win version... I look forward to having a
Ijust installed 2.11.15 on Windows XP. I get the following right at the
point that LP is converting the ps file to pdf. In the end I get a ps file
but no pdf. Is there some setup of the system PATH statement that needs to
be made so that gs is recognized? The path to the lilypond bin is in my
v2.11.15
Looking at the folder "C:\Program Files\LilyPond\usr\bin" where lilypond is
installed, it appears that the executeable called "gs" does not have a .exe
extension. How is the operating system suppoed to know that this is an
executeable file (I presume its ghostsscript)? When compilinmg
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